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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-25

Sea Of Marmora will be white with the
sails Of departing shipping, for no ortho-
dox Greek or Russian-and those two ma
tons control the most of the Of
the Orient-will sail from port between
Christmas and Epiphany under any cir
cumstances whatever.
The feast OF Epiphany lasts three days,
during which all business is suspended
as far as possible by the orthodox; but
many weddings take place during that
season.
AT many Of the New Years fcasts, and
also paying visits to Greek and Russian
ladies, will be seen Turkish gentlemen,
but they never take part in the games.
They only 60 to show respect to the head
OF the household; and when they do 90
they carry gifts so valuable ~ to make
their presence welcome; but take il all in
all the holidays in Turkey are rather lugu-
brious than otherwise.
OLIVE HARPER.
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A New Mania.
From the New York sun.

From the New York sun.
The craze for bits OF wedding cake to
dream on has given place 10 q mania for
patches OF wedding dresses TO incorporate
into quilts. OF course, the dressmaker is
the source from which these pieces are
cleaned. Who ever heard OF a dressmaker
sending bids home 10 patch the bridal
dress2 SO the modistes are besieged by
their customers for scraps Of the wedding
costumes they make. The demand exceeds
the supply. SO one clever woman buys
remnants Of white satin MORE, and rends
the pieces into patches to suit her custom
ers. At a recent wedding the bride de-
termined TO improve on the floral bell bus
mess. As her own and her bridcgroom's
names began with w, the florist got up
rather a squat, long, drawn out w. Not a
soul caught its significance, but a guest
described the ceremony M being performed
under a nice floral yoke. Flowers are the
rule at all swell weddings, and in fragrance
and beauty the new life should always be-
gin. A lady determined TO be unique il
anything in her wedding appointments.
She was a mass OF pearls-pearls edged
top, bottom and sides Of her frock, sprays
Of pearl flowers confined her veil, and q
few clusters OF the same, with a gathered
ilounce OF point lace around them, she
carried in her hand rs a bridal bouquet. 1t
was stiff and theatrical looking. Her dear
old mother came in behind her with a
mass of white lilac in the folds OF the lace
handkerchief that crossed her bosom, and
a huge bouquet of the fragrant blossoms in
her white.glovcd hands. She looked more
like a bride, with all those flowers and a
silver gray silk gown, than did her stately
daughter, and the clergyman looked so often
at her that it is dollars TO doughnuts he
married ma to the man instead OF Mary
Ann
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A BLACK CHRISTIANS.


UndFf tI.fth dnln ynu psah
WII Dad empty rhimbly nur.
tHsU Hl aiutt ltur Kun dupplu'
An Boz II rom away viii YOU
iafH tlaII.f Boo Del trv tops
uafahs awiasr uu dr rpt
It. dp uu.IH ou dr slrigh bells,
An o. Iaiifr % de- boot
VmI Do IhaflIn 90 Che rlnfesf.
inBH' sou hrah lm hnillh whoa
ilIr' De- tfrpp ~ mighty heavy,
Md hy itItsrs 90 in snow
lain hClh him I'd dr rhIablG
lIsrn ssfHh. boil you hu'b
~ BE- lui.n % ptiiu rnllg
10 ul tuif mu Wus 10 Diet
wunncf wit b. gsinc trt hrnE IA
Hlts nuts nnl sugar ttunf
An stuc lllly irac doll babl I,
Wld aimo tlsa uu shuah 90 uun.
~ Ines bring us cny dwcScs
That nnu Huinpiu rlao ~ Patch.
An taf uf shoes IN ttnUklu's
That iuf ou~c look Ike u match,
Cards wid rfrrn aud yalluf rlctuuS
ilkc dei ris YOU VI dy 40
ihtpts ait smsarei b. lilly chllluna
iai they hal he year boiu.
Candy dat u jus vi ubyr,
OiUf rhllluns fust bah tHci;
fprr wu should he GLAD YES litin.
~ " duan so much bOside
ftrr he'll Cub ~ won ont raWments.
llte Dc did las Nl smas day
hltsuh Swing an pullci Hbtous.
usidef rhiliuns irpNcl Asay,
Hats wit aln't na ne tur w ono,
les Ne Kline wut nchlrf suit
nu dafi hrrf I'm at de- rhlmhlV.
bar he's cBnin', sislah Huutf
lCepgrghiotl
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poAN' GIT sKEERED.


Missy taie me doan' BE- siunin'
Nnrc inside Wild pic an uatc.
Kasr ynufN fhuly Un' you tfll'mus
Mtd a munftuu ttnmmick ache
''Coac. she saii. II aint dcmyin'
bat dp nNiu gUul en- kvVrL
But you als like 10 du tastes
Dat you cbbct spco Ter eat
Ian or goodness O. irr stufln'
She dunn' need Ter No. Cfinid.
lam skrcrrd 81 Consequences,
bats fob Why dat Nus made.
Picl nm. lawdyi 'clat ter gracious
Pie dea uttrn trf ny hut
Dis DC las piccH ub fob QuahtahS
~ dcy ala noah quahtths lof.
Cake an puddin'. nuts en- misius.
syllabuh an aUch any uyC
Wen hits al done runo an Gated.
Ian CO gOOdncss, lcmmc die.
noan' you skccr crbout mo mlssy
te.s YOU lcf dis nlrvah H..
kA-c I 'sprc my tris'mus stufln'
Hu q you wussu bit do me
Huhi you hab DC mosles wurrlt
MID YOU own hstDnish' self
Kase you scc dc hole IL maxim
In ormongs you pantry sholL
.cyyrghiaiL
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A prominent clergyman In this city
called some time ago upon an old lady who
IN In the habit oi expressing very strong
sentiments about her encmicB. After
hearing her Tor q few moments, he said
"My dear madam, YOU must rccollsct
We arc taught In Scripture TO forgive Hnd
forget"
There Is no such expression IN the
Bible" she replied, looking scrcnely Ut
him.
That clergyman went home To n TIE
passage. and Is still looking for IL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-25

A telegraph cable from san Francisco 10
Honolulu would be merely the iist link OF
a chain binding the south Pacific groups,
the Auslmlasinn colonies, and the indies,
China aud japan Il the United states,
Attending quicker and cheaper communlca.
ton than u possible by the Atlantic, Eu'
ropcan aud Rcd sea sysioms.-San Fran
cisco Bufdiu.
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A RIDE UPON A COMET.
ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATIONS BY
THE LIGHT OF THE YULE LOGS.

What Might Be Seen If o Man Could
Mount a Comet for a Flight Among
h Shining Worlds ia the Firma-
ment.
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IN CONSTANTINOPLE.
CHRISTMAS IN The LAND OF THE
"UNSPEAKABLE TURK"
The Variety of Religious Ceremonies
Rites in the Greek Church-New Year
Festivlties-Jollitie and Solemnities
of the Holiday Season.
w1llen lor lhe AprcnL- cerlrIghl. lss7.

II EISTMA is ccle-
brated in various
manners in Turkey,
by the Turks thcm-
solycs not at all,
though they are more
tolerant Of the numer-
Gus different religions
than the believers OF
them are Of each other.
There is in CONSTANT
noplo a large German
colony, and Christmas
90 them would not be
Christina without
their tree, Santa Claus
and their gifts and mor-
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: SUNDAY. DECEMBER %. 1887.

crowning glory Of all this creation is intel
ligent life, we are reminded oil the utter
ancc Of a great mind that had iiS dwelling
place upon our little earth and looked off
into The depths aud the mysteries oil space
and time:
Inm an acme Of things accomplished, and ] an In
closer q. things To DE.
My feet strike m apex Of The aplccso ~ The stairs.
on uvcry step punches OF ages aud larger punches
between the steps,
And below duly Travelled, and stu | mount aud
mount
Rise after rise bow the phnnioms behind me.
Aiu down see the huge first Nothing, ! know l
was even there,
I waited unseen and always, and slept through the
luthnrrir mist.
And took my time, and took no hurt from the fcid
carbon"
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THE EVIL JUMPlNG-JACK.
THE DREADFUL REVENGE HE
WREAKED UPON A PROSECUTOR.
A Christmas Eve Colloquy Between
Himself, the Old Clock and the Little
Blue Mouse-santa Claus as an Agent
of Retrlbutive Justice.
wrltten fnr lhe Anpcnl. -ConyrIght Isl.

ppeal. copyright, 1887.
NE Christmas Eve the
old clock stood in the
corner and sang tick
took, tick -tock," until
everything else in the
room had gone to sleep
everything the
~umping-jack.
click took" said the
old clock, and then it
looked right at h
jul pin g-jack and
asked: "Why haven't
you gone tosleep, too2'
"l'm waiting for SAN
ia Claus" answered the
jumping .iack.
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wrltcn ,or Lhe Nrneal- cnnrrIght ~

n the Christmas season,
when every wandcrr
TURNS his face and heart, il
not his footsteps, home.
ward, the starry heavens
glow with a spleen or
that cclipsos the milder
glorics Of the sunmorsklcs.
Orion now rcigns supreme,
.surruuudcd by tn" most
)magnihccut considerations
Sol the armament In the
frosty air the many colorcd
STAN sparkle with rcdou.
blcd hriliiancy, and Sirius,
without "a rival, sciniillgtys
and hlaNcs like an unpaml-
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NyTANTED-pARTNER IN BLACK.
w SMITH SHOP. Address BIG SANDY. iris
ntNrN. -------- Ap8 pAW
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FREQ Trade,

Tho reduction OF internal revenue and
the taking OIL Of revenue stamps from
Proprietary Medicines, no douDt has larye.
y benefited the consumers, as well 10 TO-
iieyirg the burden Of home manufac,ur-
ora. Espscially is tha the case with
Green's Aug'sl Flomcr and BoSchee's Ger.
man Syrup, M tho reduction OF thirty.aix
cents per dozen, has bean added 10 in
creasc tho size Of the bottles containing
these remedies, thereby giving ono.iiith
more medicine in tho IS cent size. Tho
August F2ower for Dyspersia and Liver
Complaint, and the German .Syrw for
Cough and Lung troubles, have porhaps,
the lareeat eale Of any rnehic;nes in the
world. Tho advantage OF increased sizo
OF the bottles will be greatly appreciated
by the sick and afflicted, in every town
and yillGgo in civilized conutrias, Samnle
bottles Tor 10 cents remain the same size.
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PIisburch StockMGn.
Ia planting fruit trees there is great lat.
itude as regards time. The hardy kinds,
such as tho apple, may be removed as
soon IS the wood is ripe, in September,
stripping of the leaves before taking up,
and so on until freezing weather. In
spring, the work may continue unit; the
middle Of May, or even later, II the trees
are taken up before the binds open and arc
kept back. Some advise very early spring
planting, and this is oil we'll enough il the
ground is in condition to work well-not
wet or sticky. Certain persons become
discouraged il they do not get the work
done ut the earliest moment, and post
pone it until another season. There is
no need OF the postponement, however,
on this account. The main drawback in
late spring planting is the lack OF mois-
tura BY missing the heavy spring rains.
This is easily remedied by the application
OF water, giving each tree d bncke.iul or
moro ct tho time Of planting. This, and
mnsching aeon after p,anting-put.iny
pietty OF old straw on the surface Of the
ground around the treo Tor the width OF
four or five feet-will produce results en-.
tIrely satisfactory to the planter, other
things being equal. Let no ono then give
up planting merely because the work can.
not be performed at the earliest moment,
With the foregoing treatment most sue.
cesaful planting has been done az lats us
tho middle OF May. time and again.
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Advice to Mothers.

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Price Is cAnts bottle. MwsAw
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The AIilscOttcH.


Youths Companion.
There is family living in the interior
Of Pennsylvania who, for generations,
have been set apart from tho rest of the
community. There is popular idea that
they are destined to good fortune, Their
neighbors talk OF the unfsiing luck Of the
P-s; it is suspected that they are all
"Mascottes."
The women are invariably the centre OF
the social circle to which they belong: as
children or old women they arc surround.
cd with friends; the men are sought as
business partners, as counsel, as physc-
inns or pastors. Whatever may be his
trade or occupation, the world always has
8 nice place ready for one Of the P-s,
Yet they DO not as a race possess excep.
tional intellectual strength or fortune,
The one. quality which distinguishes them
from others is a capacity for seeing the
best Of every incident Of life and OF max
ing the beat Of ibYt. This gives them a
fine higa courage in little or great ills, and
en lmperturbably sweet, sunny temper.
1t WAS one Of this family who, upon losing
both legs at the battle Of Chapcelloryille'
exclaimed, "Whas luck that it wasn't my
arms!"
Another member OF the family accom-
panied one Of the expeditions in search Of
Sir John Franklin. When the crew was
reduced to starvation dict, "p- declared ;"
says the record, that the pemmican was
the fines. favored pemmicen he had ever
known. Only his jokes and hopeiulneas
kept us from deepair,"
The P-sare heirs to great inheritance.
Many other lagacies come to men from
their ancestors; money, honorable posi-
ton, keen wit, refined tastes, genius for
authorship, for executive work, Tor music,
art or oratory. Some Of these things no
effort or labor will give to us II We are born
without them. But the resolute persist.
ence in looking at the bright side Of life,
the sunny, kindly temper, are within the
reach Of the most morose and bilious man.
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Free Rides.


y suppoee you think" said a veteran
conductor the other day, that all the
people who try to beat their fare are
trsmpe, or very poor people, or old round.
ers trying 10 steal ride. Bless your soul,
you never was more mistaken In your
lie! Among the people We have on our
line who try TO beat their faces, and will
lie, shutlie, and often insult the conductor
who endeayors to collect cash or make
them produce the ticket which he knows
they have, 10 one wealthy man, and a
large number who ought to know that Il
Ia az dishonest to cheat q corporation as TO
cheat their own neighbors. The man
have In mind more particularly usually
buys a Communication ticke; then he Dor.
VOWS Of an acquaintance, who may be
sick or from come other reason does not
care to use II, season ticket, which he
tenders when the conductor comes around.
he worked this trick quite successfully
until one day he was caught, and the con.
ductor took up the season ticket and made
him pay cash besides.
Another way he has Ia 10 buy q ticket
from Podunk TO South Podunk and trust
to checking bis way to Boston by swear.
ing that he gave the conductor q Boston
ticket. Still another OF his schemes Is to
get into crowded car Of a through train,
crowd into seat next the window, and
there fsign to be sound asleep, like man
who had been travelling ali day. The
conductor, he thinks, will mistake him for
one Of the through passengers whose
ticket has been taken up. The other day
whom he was confronted with the five.
cent ticket he had purchased with the in. |
tention oil getting fifty cents worth OF |
travel, he called the conductor a liar. |
Then there Is still another way: He plans |
1t to take train which 10 run by a new
conductor. When the latter demands a |
ticket, he asks angrily, How many times |
do you collect fares on this line o. Ten |
chances TO one the new conductor apollo
gizss and passes On. Tiers ara more than
one hundred ways used by people in try
Ing to evade payment Of fares, and every |
superintendent in Boston has o list Of |
fare.evaders that would create
is published"
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could divine his intention, dashed mad.
through the door and into tho raging

Soulu utflue LIB luteuuuu, uRaQbu LnAu
ly through the door and into tho raginp
storm without.
1t WAS truly q moment OF horror, and
my first impulse was TO follow my wildly
[Heeing companion. But the next moment
realized the utter madness OF facing such
storm In impenetrable darkness on q
precipitous mountain aide.
Feeling for my revolver I grasped Il
firmly In one hand and CROPPED my way ia
tho fireplace With the other.
II was banked with snow!
next felt for q match In order to strike
a light, and realized with horror that the
last one In my posaession had been used
to start the fire. Tbs terrible cries and
screams now momentarily increased, In.
termingled with low means and ;myater.
ioua iootateps. N5N
Suddenly I became aware that some.
thing or some one WAS Btealthlly approach.
Ing the fireplace where ! stood. The next
moment two burning eyes, apparently
fixed on me, glowed through the dark.
nees. That It was critical moment felt
In every vein and fiber. Quick as thought
l raised my revolver, took deliberate aim,
and fired. l,-, - e..
There was a sharp report, binding
aaah, human cry Of agony, woman's
blood-curdling shiek again, a few low, pit.
iful means, then all was still for an instant
or 80. y"
The next moment there was q rush Of
footsteps, hoarse, msddened cries-once
more the sound Of heavy body passing
through space. Again silence, and then
the same low means, intermingled with
heavy eobs Of pain.
Cropping my way to the corner Of the
cabin at the right OF the fire place, I
climbed, by means Of the chinks between
the logs, as quickly as the darkness and
my own safety would allow, to long
sholf had previously noticed consider.
able distance above the floor and but q
couple OF feet or 30 beneath the loft. And
there upon my left side, with my face
turned toward the room below, and re-.
yolver in hand, l lay through tho long
hours Of the night.
The morning light showed me dead
upon the floor huge panther, while O
careful investigation Of the cabin and its
surroundings by the same light fully
cleared up the mystery OF the terrible
cries and other sounds that We had heard.
Three days later tho body Of the unfor.
tunate mountaiueer was found some two
hundred yards or more from the cabin
where 1t had been completely buried in
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THg breath Of chronic catarrah patient
is often so oflersive that no cannot 10 into
society and he becomes an object Of dis.
gust. Alter time liberation sets in, the
spungy bones are attacked, and frequently,
entirely destroyed. A constant source OF
discomfort is the dripping Of the purulent
eecretions into the threat sometimes pro.
duclng inveterate bronchitis, which In it's
turn has been the exciting cause OF pull
monary dinease. The brilliant results
which have attended Its use for years past
properly designate Ely's Cream Balm as
by far the best, II not the only real cure
for hay fever, roae cold and catarrh.
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Gh b GI,''t'teluiiqtulAr
orce' Nos. as md 81 Fourteenth street.
ftYftfE ELLISON.

M Alh ILEl5ONs ..| j.
In his gloryi When tho spheres
L!ghtsn with that wonlerous blaze,
How shall all my sins and ie,rs
Meet thy dAwning, Day Of days,
Nothing hidT No thought 40 mean
:, That to darkness 1t may creep,
Very darkneN shall DO seen,
Very death Of liic AhAll leap.
Nothing deep, or iAr. OF old:
Nothing left In years behind; s'
All the secret \ alf unrolled;
Light Of Cool Would DO bllndi
Only ! shall nee A Face
In the glory liitod up.
AUD Hnnd-the Hand OF grace
whose sweet mercy held The Cup. f
And a Voice. I think will sneak,
Asking Of each sin.deilled
whom his saving came to reek,
ASA mother asks her child:
"wert thou sorryr'
OIL. "Yea. dear Christ.
YEARLY thy ways have missed;
Wash my feet and lead mo la!
Though In this clear light Of thine.
DIN anu sore must stand revealed,
1houBll no stainless health be mine,
count INC, Lord, among tho healed.
Not with scribe and phariseo
B Dare crave All upInOtt scat:
Only. Saviour, suffer me-
Win thy sinners at thy feet!'
FROM "Datiodlls" by Mrs. A. D. 7. Whitney
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Don't

Triae with any Throat or Lung Disease.
II you have Cough or Cold, or the chill
dren are threatened with Group or
Whooping Cough, use Acker's English
Remedy and prevent further trouble. It
10 positive cure, and we guarantee it.
Price 10 and Soc. Logan 4 Co. and G..
Menkemeller. a
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lSuCklsn's .lruicn SAlye.

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bruises, cores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
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is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents perl
box. For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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and reliable Medicines are the best 10 de.
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At Night

Always have Acker's Baby Soother ut
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but gives the child natural ease from pain.
Price % cents. Sold by Logan & Co. and
G. Menkemeller.
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FOR SALE.

Twelve Lots on High street, SIS % each
Three Lots on Charles street. $3.50 GO each.
Two Lots OIL Charles street. SIS 90 each
One Lot south Of dwelling 40. 2a02 EoG street,
sl.0C0.
No. 74Ox Market street, 81 80.
No. !35o Main street, and No. 232S Main street,
$3.50.
80. 23.0 Main street, s2iO0.
No. Is III fifteenth Street rooms, 81, coo.
AZ gcrts OF lnud near Stoue Church, Elm Grove.
rs AC.e Farm on Middle Whccliog Creek, three
miles from Triaaelpha, 500 per acre.
Six Acres Oh Peters Run 81 900.
A deeimble Residence At beech Bottom. on the
line o, the r, ". & Ky. Railroad, y mites from
Wheeling. consisting OF new frame house and
u acres q land; win exchange for desirable city
property. ="
No. 9! Virginia street, 6 roomed frame house,
ground IS feet 'front.' running back TO alley 10 feet
can be b7ught Tor St,7ge.
No. 80 South Front street, rooms and bath.
room, ground 60 by Us feet
No. 1877 welfth Street
No. TJl9 Chapline street. l2 roor:s, $1,000.
building site on nineteenth street eat OF No.
l37. sEi " front foot.
No. O. North Front street
JAMES 4. HENRY,
Real EEiste Agent, Collector and Notary Public
ArS Nftc" No lf19 Martft Street
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wond enjoy your dinner and are prevent
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Tho licIiH,,H

why Acker'B Blood Elixir 10 warren,ed, In
because it 10 tho hest blood preparation
known. II will positively euro iii blood
diseaaes, purities the whole system, mud
thoroughly builds up tho constitution,
Eomen'her, We gunran'cn it. Logan 4 Go,
and 9. Munkemollos.